Analysis of Chronic Wound Images Using Factorization Based Segmentation and Machine Learning Methods

Kavitha Illath, S. Suganthi, S. Ramakrishnan
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Abstract

In this paper, an attempt has been made to perform an accurate assessment of chronic wound images. Pressure, venous and arterial leg ulcers are considered in this study. For this purpose, chronic wound images acquired by digital camera are enhanced using color correction, noise removal and color homogenization. Enhanced images in Cb color channel of YCbCr color space is used to extract wound bed with factorization based segmentation approach. Binary classification is performed to classify pressure ulcers and leg ulcers. The obtained results showed that the proposed segmentation method is capable of converging exactly to irregular wound boundaries. Hence, the suggested pipeline of processes seems to be promising for automatic segmentation and classification of pressure ulcers from leg ulcers aiding in the assessment of wound healing status.
基于分解分割和机器学习方法的慢性伤口图像分析
在本文中,已经作出了一种尝试,以执行一个准确的评估慢性伤口图像。在本研究中考虑了压力、静脉和动脉性腿部溃疡。为此,采用色彩校正、去噪和色彩均匀化等方法对数码相机拍摄的慢性伤口图像进行增强处理。利用YCbCr色彩空间的Cb色通道增强图像,采用基于因子分解的分割方法提取伤口床。对压疮和腿部溃疡进行二元分类。结果表明,所提出的分割方法能够准确收敛到不规则的缠绕边界。因此,建议的管道过程似乎有望自动分割和分类压力性溃疡从腿溃疡帮助伤口愈合状态的评估。
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